Student Activities

Service trips are a great opportunity for Liahona students and families. Learning should motivate us to do some greater good in the world, and these trips provide remarkable experiences to turn learning into action. Past projects have included travel to the Mexico Yucatán area and a Navajo reservation. We have worked at orphanages fixing water tanks and plumbing, re-roofing, cleaning wells and outdoor water systems, rebuilding schoolhouses and teacher homes, providing medical and dental care, donations of school supplies and clothing/shoes to children and families in need.

Super trips give us the chance to study an area rich in history, such as: Boston, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and Gettysburg for American History; Mayan ruins in Mexico which bring to life the Book of Mormon; or England and Scotland to study the threads of freedom incorporated into the U.S. Constitution such as the Magna Carta, John Knox, and to New York for a Broadway and Arts Tour.

Participants are responsible for flights, food, and souvenirs. Costs vary. Anyone in the immediate or extended family of an enrolled Liahona student or graduate, in good standing, is welcome to attend. Tuition must be current. Due to the nature of these trips, we ask that those under age 14, as well as those with health issues, participate only with an accompanying parent or chaperone. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate young children. We reserve the right to refuse eligibility based upon a student’s past Liahona history. These periodic trips provide a chance for Distance Education students and Academy students to interact and develop friendships, and are traditionally held in June.